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STRONG 4 LIFE A Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Movement

Fulton County School Nutrition proudly partners with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta to bring our students dynamic, fun-filled education about healthy eating and physical activity to help them be Strong4Life!

The Strong4Life Challenge includes two school visits held over one school year, during which time the Strong4Life Challenge team delivers wellness-related messages that are energetic, cool, and kid-friendly. The Strong4Life Challenge Program gives us a unique opportunity to further impact children by generating excitement around wellness in the cafeteria and school-wide. Additionally, the S4L Challenge program ties in with the District Strategic Plan for Community Collaboration and the District Wellness Policy.

Nutrition experts from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta provided training to all school nutrition managers on Georgia’s childhood obesity crisis and empowered school nutrition managers to take an active role in modeling healthy behaviors, including the 4 Strong4Life Healthy Habits:

  1. Eat smarter, drink water
  2. Get rest to be your best
  3. Screens away, go play
  4. Emotions are real, express how you feel.
Strong 4 Life Healthy Habits
Challenge Schools:
  • Asa Hilliard Elementary
  • Barnwell Elementary
  • Cogburn Woods Elementary
  • Crabapple Crossing Elementary
  • Esther Jackson Elementary
  • Heritage Elementary
  • Ocee Elementary
  • Shakerag Elementary
  • Wolf Creek Elementary
  • Woodland Elementary


If you have difficulty communicating with us or understanding this information because you do not speak English or have a disability, please let us know. Contact SchoolNutrition@fultonschools.org OR 470-254-8960. Free language assistance or other aids and services are available upon request.

School Nutrition/USDA Nondiscrimination Statement

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